Common use of Blackout Period Extension of Expiry Date Clause in Contracts

Blackout Period Extension of Expiry Date. If the Expiry Date of the Options falls within a Blackout Period, the Expiry Date of the Options shall be extended to the date ten business days after the date on which Blackout Period ends, provided that if within ten business days of the end of a Blackout Period an additional Blackout Period commences the Expiry Date of the Options shall be further extended at the end of the additional Blackout Period so that the number of days during which the Optionholder is able to exercise the Options is extended for a total of ten business days.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Stand Alone Option Agreement (Canadian Pacific Railway LTD/Cn), Stand Alone Option Agreement (Canadian Pacific Railway LTD/Cn), Stand Alone Option Agreement (Canadian Pacific Railway LTD/Cn)

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